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January 15, 2014
FCC Faces Bitter Fight To Revive Net Neutrality
The D.C. Circuit ruling that gutted the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality regulatory regime could push the agency to reclassify Internet providers under the law — but it won't be easy.
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September 09, 2013
FCC Switches Gears In DC Circ. Net Neutrality Fight
The Federal Communications Commission shocked two D.C. Circuit judges and Verizon Communications Inc. during oral arguments on Monday when it conceded that the Internet service provider could favor some Web traffic over others via speed agreements, a move the judges felt undermined the agency's net neutrality regulatory regime.